New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-30
floor of Mr. Nc I.nnRhln,s house. He proceeded.

with this wife, three children ana servant on the tol
| floor OF Mr.. McLougblin's house He proceeded
During May June and July habit Of sitting
the evenings was %s%so o o %es he 81 np
being held there during that time or seeing TINS
shs neIH s saw him o. his there
70 Mr. Ncol. DO not wish to be npdeI co that was
Miss Minnie Mcsorley the next witness. She said
Alderman Mclaughlin was my uncle During July isSt
house Of his mother with whom live Thirty nnthst For
house
John W. Jacobus testified follows:
in the Adermsnio Chamber the morning that the
main oo THIS was before the RESOLUTION was passed
door wide open when went in Alderman waite did not
III alter the resolution was passed
Darius schoneld crer OF the Court of General SEES
sons deposed that during the McQuade trial he saw As
ssant DistrictAttorney Purdy sitting sofa In the
corner Of the near tn private door with ,nn
between them and the prisoner in order to ascertain
whether Mr. Purdy really pointing toward McQ1ade,
and Mr. Purdy moved the sofa so that he and kae Metz
examined by Mr. Nicoll
o-Are you sworn officer OF the COURT Al am sworn
oAnd you that MT Pnrdy was there with ta
EsSfiy S Ne One purpose a 2
snS~nE y I n an A5eTcas rsen to stand there
John J. Mcconnell who said he WIS :, IN the mineral
business testified that he was In court curing Inc 0
Quade trial a spectator. He continued:
sat beside a fr end Of mine Charley McGinnss told
Charley that bad heard a woan WAS 10 sn e ny,
all around. says 10 Charley Charley there's someing
wrong"
Cbarcs McCiunss was called to corroborae this story
but he could remember that he had seen Mr. Puruy
with the WOMAN. -.
present at any meeting OF Aldermen held In May 1854
to form combination and that he never attended any
meeting OF thirteen Aderhen al fuhsranS no"'o VI
place OF business. He added:
never attended any meeting Aldermen at Mr. McLough
one So "T passing the roa%say franchise or any
purpose know OF no meeting for this OF other PURPOSES
..-fl t,.sh h. rnfnI far n
the railroad franchises that before the Boa except
that of the Thirty fourth Street Railroad he related nae
Mooney called mt his house, No 81 last Elgny'si1tn
st. on the nisht before famous meeting OF the Alder
bringing the call for the meeting which the witness
Controller Loew testified that he was member OF the
Sinking Fund Commission O'Nc was last year also
member as chairman ~ the Finance Committee or the
reputation good before this charge was made III.
ESAdernsn Ccary supported all the denlas OF Reilly
lie said he had had nothing to DO win any eorrpo.
He never received cent for hs vote IN the broaF
there was any money used TO secure the
passage OF the franchise. Ceary was crossexa'nined
between Apr1l and September 1884. gone TO see Nc
Loughin. who answered the he'll himself
Assemblynan John f. MCINTYRE said he was associaed
with Judge Waterbury the defence OF Reilly he az
tended the McQuadc trials he went the elevator with
iectivs Robinson lie saw o'Ne in the courtroom. and
saw Mr. Pury point ont to Kao Msa ,h WNf s St
Joseph Keller stated that he had told ONe in 1883 that
he h" ped he would for Broadway railroad when
ever he had an opportunity lie was one OF his con'"
uentS
John W. Ffcck cloth sponger and Hnisher. said he had
told ONeil not IA vote for Broadway railroad
Robert u. Roosevelt said he had known oNrii Io nVe
years and had never heard any speak against hi
except lie not asked 10 specify VINO thaI
Thomas G. Chapman. leather merchant at NO Ferry
ST. had found ONci, ard in his dealings Win
him for several years .,
Francis ONetll. not relative OF the DEFENDANT the
Broadway shoe dealer deposed that he bad known tue
ex 81 Alderman for twentyseven years. lie was good
straightforward upright man. -.
Martin NB smith, manufacturer or leather NJ NO l~V
Pulice Justice Daniel Okeilly ex-senator
Thomas e. r.. Ecclesne and Alexander walker formerly
shoe dealer all testified TO the previous good Character
Of the accused man.
Mr Brooke asked the defendant 10 take the stand
Colonel Fellows suggested that IA II would DC
impossible finish the at that sitting an hhomrn
ment taken. aud Justice Barrett consented The case
viii he resumed at 10 a. tomorrow. The Judge gave
the jurors the usual caution and told them that MI
Ricketts, would make them comfortable "a possible al
The AsfOr House. and that to-day they would he allowed
90 10 church their homes they wished, bat ac-
,omplnied by officers The prisoner was taken back 10
tho TOmbs